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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
2
A senior morning Titan article argues a turning point has come in public opinion against compulsory arbitration. It claims the public mood is ready to demand obedience to industrial tribunal awards by both sides, warning that either enforceable steps or costly upheaval may follow.
An editorial critiques union strategy and the push for a 46 hour five day week. It argues workers’ right to withhold labor harms the public interest and warns unions may alienate broader support while opposing the Labor Government. It also condemns union obstruction amid unskilled distress.
The passage argues that increased production is essential to avert a dishonorable bankruptcy and cites a broader alliance with the unions. It notes factions among ministers, with sensible members urging higher wages while bosses influence figures. It calls for courage to answer the central question.
A letter from A. H. Wright argues for stronger federal control and coordinated national policy. He discusses export aims, agricultural and industrial production, and the need for a unified defense and governance system. He cites examples from America and Australia to support central authority over states.
A heated debate in the House of Representatives centers on annual salaries and a 1 percent raise for members. The committee weighs approval as critics call the plan costly and unnecessary while the House prepares to vote.
Millers complain they are not receiving enough wheat from Melbourne to keep operations going as sugar crop outputs affect processing and shipments in the region.
London reports President Wilwen, after an illness, welcomed several foreign representatives and will soon receive Mr Geddes and other diplomats for audience as part of ongoing diplomatic engagements.
A solemn notice recalls the life of the late Mrs. John Goodall of Royall. A devoted wife and daughter, she was mourned by neighbors and relatives after a brief illness. The Rev Father Haydon led funeral rites as friends laid tributes on her grave, and the community prays she rests in peace.
The Federal Capital site at Canberra will be fixed by Monday June 14 when the foundation stone will be laid. In parliament Mr. Cook debated royal visit arrangements and the extent of ceremonial versus access to the people as the capital work continues.
Fragmented dispatch recounts a chaotic scene at a hotel amid political pressure and social unrest. It notes officials probing electoral mechanics, warnings about public safety, and a veterinary view on horse deaths linked to pneumonia. also mentions a fatal car crash involving a Victorian commissioner and a coach accident near Thatlon.
A formal farewell for Captain Osborne at Captain's Flat featured speeches by Mr Sherwin Mr Harrison and others. Residents presented a commemorative address praising his service repatriation efforts influenza response and community leadership. The event concluded with music and a formal presentation reflecting strong local esteem.
Proceedings at Potter Court involve Willow Marie and Michael Hall with a writ alleging wrongdoing. The defendant faced cross examination on allegations tied to a vehicle allegedly owned or lent by Willow Marie and related financial arrangements. The case references remand and a security bond noted in the record.
The Iter Re Upjohn has led the parish during Canon Champion’s absence. A Tarnwell tea at Chive Hall honored him and his wife with speeches by Job McKie jun and Mrs Kiteber. The Upjohns will depart Bungendore Friday night, Champion to arrive Saturday and preach at St Philip's next Sunday.
The Sonsnat tall in connection with the G U C OK Verriwn Franch will be held on Friday the eth inst. The fixture is popular with dancers and should draw a large attendance. A juvenile dance follows on 2th May. The joint secretaries are Messrs J J Kin and Rol Goldberg. A medal presentation for returned soldiers failed to occur last night due to absence. The weather is very cold with stock suffering and rain badly needed.
Paymaster announces imminent payment of war gratuity and urges ex soldiers to submit complete forms. Applicants must answer questions they can and sign six places. Cash payment is only available to married veterans. a marriage certificate is required.
Readable fragments describe wartime themes with mentions of planes, crates, and engineers. The text references a person named Amal and a review of performances, with scattered phrases about theater, science, and public comment, but many words are garbled and verification is limited.
A fragmented report describes a Riverside gathering with mention of individuals and roles, including civic figures and attendees. The text references a hall, a writer creche, and various unnamed participants in what appears to be a community or charitable function.
Fragmentary note mentions Triumph Pictures and a film titled Wigasan Pays with actors Wally Wallis and Money I Walthall. Lacks complete plot or release details. seems to describe a musical or comedy production with changes to orchestration.
An elderly resident of the Crawford Street Queanbyan district died this morning after a long battle with diabetes. Her death occurred at her daughter’s home where she had been living. She was twice married to the late Mr. John Dunley and left a large family to mourn her passing. the interment followed on Sunday.
In a crowded council session, opponents urged restraint while a plea from the Premier’s department urged a national day of religious observance. The conference recommended sympathy and urged Methodist congregations to participate in Tingure on Empire Day, with services possible the Sunday before. An unanimous league resolution called a beer boycott in Sydney and suburbs starting May 17.
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